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Educational Visions
A series of professorial lectures hosted by LJMU's Centre for Educational Research and Evaluation Services (CERES).
LJMU's Centre for Educational Research and Evaluation Services (CERES) is a fast-developing research outfit dedicated to "growing excellence in research." Recent and current funding includes Government Departments and Research Councils. CERES's theoretical work is showcased in a forthcoming Special Issue of the International Review of Qualitative Research. The team is led by Professors Mark Brundrett, Patrick Carmichael, Dave Huddart, Marion Jones, Andrew Sparkes, Tim Stott, Ian Stronach and Phil Vickerman. CERES is linked with Illinois's International Institute for Qualitative Inquiry via a Memorandum of Understanding
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| Teaching and Learning for a Complex World: a 'wicked' problem? | Teaching and Learning for a Complex World: a 'wicked' problem? | Sue Thompson | 53:53 | 05/12/2011 10:18:21 |  |
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| Education - subject, process or liberation: a revisionist analysis | Lecture by Diana Burton covering Education - subject, process or liberation: a revisionist analysis | Diana Burton | 45:25 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Inhabiting different bodies over time: Pedagogical challenges and the narrative turn | Lecture by Andrew Sparkes covering Inhabiting different bodies over time: Pedagogical challenges and the narrative turn | Andrew Sparkes | 58:00 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Wise people learn when they can: researching leadership in education | Lecture by Mark Brundrett covering Wise people learn when they can: researching leadership in education | Mark Brundrett | 01:09:52 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Impact of LJMU on the local and national community; an education and training perspective | Lecture by Pat Shenton covering the Impact of LJMU on the local and national community; an education and training perspective | Pat Shenton | 01:12:00 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Can New Technologies support Radical Pedagogies? | Lecture by Patrick Carmichael asking Can New Technologies support Radical Pedagogies? | Patrick Carmichael | 01:13:49 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Including Children with Special Educational Needs in Physical Education - Have we arrived at Utopia? | Lecture by Phil Vickerman asking Including Children with Special Educational Needs in Physical Education - Have we arrived at Utopia? | Phil Vickerman | 01:07:31 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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| Educational outcomes of fieldwork and expeditions in the UK, Arctic, Alps and Rockies | Lecture by Tim Stott covering Educational outcomes of fieldwork and expeditions in the UK, Arctic, Alps and Rockies | Tim Stott | 01:26:28 | 23/05/2011 18:00:00 | |
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